There is goodness everywhere and kindness matters. Here is a story submitted to us by Josh Yurman.
“A little girl came up to me in Aldi. She handed me this fuzzy ball. I asked if she found this on the floor or if it was hers? She said, ‘No, it’s yours!’ I said, ‘Oh no, I didn’t drop it!’ She said, ‘No, I’m giving out warm fuzzies to everyone today to make their day better!’
I looked around the corner and there was her mom beaming.
I told the girl, ‘Thank you - you made my heart warm!’ She beamed and smiled! I later passed by the mom and said you must be proud.”
Becky Custard shared her story about receiving help from members of the Emergency Service District No. 10 firefighters from Coupland and Thrall.
She called for a medical emergency, and said she was impressed by their response time. Custard said she was “in aww” of the firefighters’ knowledge ability to their job.
“It is amazing what they do,” she said. “I appreciate them for coming and helping us.”
These are two stores that show that kindness can come in different forms, even when you don’t expect it.
Always remember there is goodness everywhere and kindness matters.
If you want to read more good news, send in your stories. Tell us who walked the extra mile. Let us know who put a smile on your face. We want to print your shoutouts.
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